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A driver has a blood alcohol level of .06. What happens at the roadside?

  1. An immediate 72-hour licence suspension for a first occurrence
  2. No action, because the level is under .08
  3. A three-month suspension
  4. A 60-day suspension for a first occurrence
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Correct answer: An immediate 72-hour licence suspension for a first occurrence

A level from .05 to .079 gives a Tiered suspension. A first one is 72 hours.

Source: Driver's Handbook (Manitoba Public Insurance, February 2026), What are the consequences?, page 115

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026